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madokie

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5. No Pam it is not a solved problem

Reply to PamW (Reply #4)

Sat Sep 14, 2013, 07:41 AM

Sep 2013

Tell the Japanese people that, better yet talk to TEPCO and see what they have to say.
Then go see the people effected by Chernobyl all about how safe the waste of the nuclear fission is and how that problem is solved.
Renewables, Solar, Wind and Geothermal is the way forward.
With a long shot in Fusion if it ever comes in that is.
Oh and I don't buy what you're selling nor will I entertain what you have to say on the subject as you are biased in your beliefs.
Have a good day.

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